Sentence examples for management it seems from inspiring English sources

If there has been an element of cajoling about Ferguson's man management, it seems to have worked given Rooney has now scored four times in a week to take his seasonal tally to seven.

The term has assumed such political and financial clout, whether you're working in family planning or disaster management, it seems as if every funding proposal, every programme, every result has to be seen to be contributing to resilience.

Bieber remained quiet on the matter, limiting contact with his 38 million Beliebers to inquiries such as: "will u always be there?" His management, it seems, eventually got around to dealing with their stranded primate issue.

Time Warner's senior management, it seems, had little knowledge of the technology behind Mr. Case's vision of the digital delivery of all forms of media -- from e-mail and instant messages to movies and music -- onto televisions, computers, handheld devices and cellphones.

One of the arguments was that philosophy was funded in band D – getting the lowest government subsidy – and so it made more sense for the university to switch to taking more social science students who were funded at a higher rate in band C. As a bit of proactive management, it seems to make financial sense.

But when this comes to the fields of management, it seems not that obvious.

They had great cash flow, innovative management; it seemed a tidy situation.

She had violently pushed passed me and all I said was, "May I suggest anger management?" It seemed to make her more angry.

All of the team must be motivated to effectively place the patient at the centre of the organization and, in order to optimize this management, it seemed important to determine the patients' opinion, expectations and experiences.

David Hickley of Daily News gave "What Lies Ahead" three out of five stars and expressed the view: "The Walking Dead may be under new management, but it seems to have kept its rhythm, moving easily between bursts of intense violence and long stretches of psychological sparring".

"As I look at your management style, it seems to have a political perspective, a political bias in the management style," Mr. Scott said.